
Dyno is at the forefront of AI and biotechnology, developing advanced genetic technologies aimed at revolutionizing next-generation medicine. Their innovative approach focuses on enhancing genetic agency for patients through high-performance gene delivery systems. By leveraging artificial intelligence, they are creating new methodologies for designing gene vectors, particularly targeting cell-specific capsid proteins derived from adeno-associated viruses (AAV), which are widely utilized in gene therapies. This positions Dyno as a leader in the biotech space, with a commitment to unlocking the full potential of genetic medicine.

Dyno is at the forefront of AI and biotechnology, developing advanced genetic technologies aimed at revolutionizing next-generation medicine. Their innovative approach focuses on enhancing genetic agency for patients through high-performance gene delivery systems. By leveraging artificial intelligence, they are creating new methodologies for designing gene vectors, particularly targeting cell-specific capsid proteins derived from adeno-associated viruses (AAV), which are widely utilized in gene therapies. This positions Dyno as a leader in the biotech space, with a commitment to unlocking the full potential of genetic medicine.
Founded: 2018
Sector: Biotechnology (AI-driven AAV capsid engineering)
Series A: $100M led by Andreessen Horowitz (May 2021)
Seed: $9M co-led by CRV and Polaris Partners (2018)
Employees (approx.): 96
Engineering next-generation gene-delivery vectors (AAV capsids) for tissue-targeted gene therapies.
2018
Biotechnology Research
$9M
Seed financing at launch (Nov 2018); Alan Crane (Polaris) and Dylan Morris (CRV) joined the board.
$100M
Series A announced May 6, 2021 with participation from Casdin Capital, GV, Obvious Ventures, Lux Capital and founding investors.
“Backed by prominent life-science and technology investors including Andreessen Horowitz, CRV, Polaris Partners, Casdin Capital, GV, Lux Capital and Obvious Ventures”
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